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  • February 2019

    • February 2019

    Pharma and biotech operators use various devices, such as the Magic Leap One, to train on, or repair equipment. (Image courtesy of Apprentice)
    Process Control & Automation

    Artificial intelligence and augmented reality for the pharmaceutical industry 

    Angelo Stracquatanio
    Feb. 25, 2019
    Solution platforms built on AI and AR are being quickly adopted into labs, processing lines and manufacturing suites to increase safety, reliability and efficiency.
    yoh4nn/iStock (Courtesy of ACS Valves)
    Conveyors

    6 critical spare parts for conveying systems  

    Megan Thompson
    Feb. 20, 2019
    Having these spares on hand will help cut downtime and costs.
    Hallite seals. Courtesy of Hallite
    Bearings & Seals

    Custom-machined pharmaceutical seals and plastics save time and money

    Shiva Bissoon
    Feb. 11, 2019
    Materials expertise and smart engineering can help manufacturers optimize equipment performance.
    A Van Tongeren cyclone installation. All images courtesy of Van Tongeren
    Powder & Bulk Solids

    Cyclone design and specification considerations

    Clarence Kreiser
    Feb. 6, 2019
    Despite the safety and ubiquity of these devices, engineers and specifiers often overlook opportunities for more efficiencies.